WorldWinner / Game Show Network [GSN]
reviews and complaints

This site is awesome. I've won 4 grand this year and they paid me one quarter of it so far. I will check in when all my withdraws are in my bank account. If they don't come, you will all know.

I love this app! The free play games are super fun and help introduce you to each game within the app. There is a lot of variety, I never get bored. I love that you can practice each game before you play for cash, and it is super easy to deposit funds and withdraw your winnings. I've cashed out hundreds of dollars over the last six months without any fees or hassle. I highly recommend this app!

At first I was kind of thinking it was a scam but I read everything on the site and I have made some pretty good money on there and the costumer service is wounderful they never let me down and when I get my withdrawal I get it in three days it would be nice to get it the next day but it's ok for know I hope they change it in the near future and I have invited all of my friends and they love it to

Hi Beloved Readers

I have lost money on this site but because I play for fun and not diligently enough to make money.

However, there have been times when I have made money and I get the withdrawals deposited within in 2 days most of the times.

Since it they are computer generated games, yes there can be mishaps. And I have always launched respective complaints and have always been given a credit.

They are not out there to rip you off. It is not a gambling site. It is a site where you pool in money for strategic games in a similar fashion as you would in a pool or chess tournament.

I play Mahjongg Dimensions and Luxor 95% of the times and Solitaire Rush 5% of the times (mostly on cell as it is easier to score higher for some reason).

I do ask myself however that in Luxor, I have seen scores of *** and rarely ***+ which seems almost impossible to score. I saw these in the free tournaments and I honestly have no clue how a few score that high although I have the experience and I have had good luck in Luxor.

I urge you to raise your respective issues with customer service as they are there to help you out instead of calling the site a scam. I can show proof of withdrawals as well for all the pessimistic souls on here.

Cheers! :)

I have been loyal player a long time — deposited a lot — I requested withdrawal Jan 31 - they say 10 days - it's going on 21 days — they won't respond to my email $24 I requested — n they can't comply with their own rules kilepauline. sb

I recently played on WorldWinner.com, a gaming site that I stumbled upon through some ads. I was thrilled to see that my all-time favorite game, Dynomite, was available on the site. I had been playing it on my desktop for years, so I was confident in my strategy. However, I quickly realized that most of the players I was matched up against seemed to know the game just as well as I did. This made me question the site's "automated" system.

Despite my doubts, I continued to play and eventually reached the threshold where I could participate in tournaments with big prizes. I decided to take a chance and play, even though my balance was low. To my surprise, I earned high scores and won big. I was ecstatic and couldn't wait to withdraw some of my winnings and save some for other games.

However, my excitement was short-lived. Within hours, I received an email stating that my account had been refunded. Confused and frustrated, I reached out to the site's team for an explanation. They told me to email their "fraud" department, which only made me more upset. I politely asked for clarification, but all I received was a template response accusing me of things I had never done and stating that all of my winnings were forfeited.

In my opinion, WorldWinner.com doesn't want new, skilled players to join their site. They seem to think that anyone who wins big is somehow deceiving them. As I write this, I am considering taking legal action against the site. I no longer care about the money I lost; I just want to warn others about this trap.

I've been playing on WorldWinner for about a year and a half now, and I've deposited a total of $550 during that time. It's just a fun way to unwind after a long day at work. However, I've noticed that the games can be a bit glitchy at times, and they often end early. I've never bothered to contact support about it, though. I just let it go and move on to the next game.

One thing I've realized is that your skill level doesn't really matter on this site. Take Dynamo, for example. Sometimes, when you shoot the ball, it just changes direction and misses where you aimed. It's almost like someone else is controlling the game and making you lose. I don't think there's any real skill involved in winning on this site. It's more about luck and timing. I've seen some really high scores that I don't think could have been achieved by a human player.

But the worst thing that ever happened to me on WorldWinner was when I tried to make a $10 PayPal deposit a few days ago. I got an error message saying there was an issue and the deposit couldn't be made. I tried two more times with the same result. I checked my PayPal account and saw that the money had been taken out three times, but it hadn't been deposited into my WorldWinner account. I was really upset because I like to play in the evenings, and now I couldn't because my deposits were being held up. I decided to contact support for the first time in two years, but they told me they were busy and it would take about two days to get back to me. I was really angry about that, so I went to PayPal and put claims on all three payments to show that the money had been paid.

The next day, I found out that my game account had been closed due to fraud! And to make matters worse, WorldWinner responded to my PayPal claims by saying they had credited $30 to my game account and I needed to close the disputes. But I couldn't even see my game account because it was closed! I was really frustrated with the whole situation, but thanks to PayPal, I was able to get a refund. I don't think I'll be depositing any more money on this site in the future.

That being said, I still have a second account with WorldWinner, but I won't be depositing any money into it. I'll just play for fun and not worry about winning or losing.

So, let me tell you about my experience with WorldWinner. I've been playing games on their website for over two years now. After a year of playing for free, I decided to try my luck with the cash games. And guess what? I was pretty good at it! I was making around $10 a day, and I even cashed out a few times.

But then, out of nowhere, they banned my account. And the reason they gave me was just plain silly - apparently, I had multiple accounts. But here's the thing - their own terms of service say that you can have up to two accounts per computer or IP address. So even if I did have another account (which I didn't), it would have been totally fine according to their own rules.

I was so angry about this, especially since I had never done anything wrong. I even tried to talk to their "fairness department," but they just gave me some generic response about making a "final business decision" to close my account. It was clear to me that they didn't care about fairness at all - they just wanted to make money.

So, if you're thinking about joining WorldWinner, be careful. They might ban you for no reason, especially if you're actually good at the games and making money. But if you're losing all the time, they'll probably welcome you with open arms. Just keep in mind that they won't give you a chance to defend yourself - they'll ban you without warning.

I've been playing games on WorldWinner for years now, and I have to say, I'm pretty disappointed with my recent experiences. I've always suspected that some of the "top players" on the site might actually be bots, and my suspicions were confirmed when I was matched up with someone who wasn't even in my class range. It's frustrating to feel like my money is being stolen, especially when I've been a loyal customer for so long.

I reached out to customer service, and while they were timely in their response, I didn't feel like the partial refund they offered was sufficient. I spend a lot of money on this site, and I expect to be treated better than this. It's a shame that WorldWinner doesn't seem to have the business smarts to keep regulars like me coming back.

I was so frustrated that I decided to request a refund and cancel my account. I received a response from Player Services that was completely unhelpful - they didn't even address my concerns! It's clear that they don't care about keeping me as a customer, so I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

Overall, I'm just really disappointed with my experience on WorldWinner. I used to enjoy playing games on the site, but now I feel like I'm just throwing my money away. If you're thinking about trying out WorldWinner, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. There are plenty of other gaming sites out there that will treat you better than this.

I been playing on Worldwinner since 2008 and let me tell you, it's a great site to play games and win some cash. But sometimes things can go wrong, and that's when you need to know what to do. Here are some tips that I've learned over the years that can help you avoid or solve most of the problems that people complain about in these reviews.

First, always restart your device before you start playing. This will help you avoid frozen screens and other technical issues. Also, take a screenshot of your screen when you first log in to play. This will show you how much money you are starting with for that session. And when you choose a game, take a screenshot of it initializing or anytime before you hit 'play.' This way, you have proof of what you played, and that can help you when you have problems with a game.

Remember that when you ask for support, you are talking to real people. So, be polite, be respectful, and provide all the information they ask for. You need these people to help you get things sorted. If you are rude, they will give you the minimum help they are required. But if you are polite, they will nearly always go out of their way to get things solved for you.

As far as gaming skills and losing or winning, the site will not let you play above your skill level. You can practice for free with every game they offer. You will always be matched with someone at your level, so when you lose, it's bad luck, not the site being shady. To get a feel for the different levels, try challenging someone. Then you can pick the game and skill level of your choice, easy, medium, or hard. You play for free in challenges, so take advantage of that option and improve your game. When first starting to bet money, keep to the one on one games until you get a feel for things.

I have never lost a single cent on the site when it involves technical issues. And the money I bet and lose is not their problem. The games are a challenge at every level, and there are no guarantees that you will win each time. But that's the fun of it, right? You never have to spend a penny if you don't want to - you can play the practice games on Worldwinner without making a deposit.

Overall, Worldwinner is a great site to play games and win some cash. Just remember to follow these simple steps, be polite to the support team, and practice before you bet money. And most importantly, have fun!

I've been playing games on Worldwinner for a good 4 years now, so I'm no stranger to the platform. However, I must say that the games seem to be rigged in various ways. Take Scrabble Cubes, for instance. You never know who you're playing against until the computer picks for you. How do you know it's not picking someone with a higher score just to ensure you lose? And in Trivial Pursuits, there's no way to verify if the players you're competing against are getting the same questions as you. It's all a bit shady if you ask me.

But the real kicker is in Scrabble Cubes. There's no way to be sure that your competitors are getting the same letter cubes as you, which means that they may have more opportunities to score than you do. And what's with the same people scoring in excess of 1,000 points on one four-minute cube? It's highly unlikely that they're playing a perfect game repeatedly. Some errors would be human, no? It just doesn't make sense.

I think Worldwinner needs to be more transparent and fair with the money they charge players. They should show players who they're playing against before the game starts. They should also ensure that all players involved in a match get the same questions in Trivial Pursuits and the same cubes in Scrabble Cubes to ensure equal opportunity for scoring. And they need to weed out the obviously rigged or unreal players like "kernel_hotlook" and "wranderson" who are either bots or cheaters. These players score 1,000+ at least twice a week and more usually 3-4 times per week for the wins. It's just not right.

UPDATE February 2023: So today they NEW AND IMPROVED the Scrabble Cubes interface. But let me tell you, it's a hot mess. You can't even click the letters without it choosing the wrong one 12 times and eating up your clock time. I've reported it several times to support, but nothing has been done. The Community Forum is full of people complaining about the same thing. It's just not working well at all.

This site, WorldWinner, is a complete waste of time and money. They will never pay out your winnings, and they will accuse you of things without any proof. My friends have also had terrible experiences with this site, and I urge you to read on to find out why you should stay far away from WorldWinner.

Firstly, if you play well and win consistently, they will not give you your money. It seems that they only want to take your money and not pay out when you win big. Secondly, if you try to re-enter a tournament for a better score, they will accuse you of cheating and hold your money. This is because their so-called "FairMatching System" is anything but fair. They match you with good players after you have won a lot, making it impossible for you to win again. In this case, you have to decide whether to lose $3 or $10 on the line.

Even if you have not violated any of their rules, they will still hold your money and ask for personal information. They will then claim that the information you provided is inaccurate, even though it is not. Their system is algorithmic, conservative, and inconsiderate, and they will find any loophole to stop your winnings from being released.

Their "anti-cheat" system is a joke. It will accuse you of cheating even if you are not. It seems that their system only has one language, and that is to take your money and not pay out when you win big. It is impossible for a human to check everything that is going on, and if a real human were to inspect, there would be no case. It is as if they want you to constantly feed them money and not improve your game. If you win big, they will accuse you of cheating.

In conclusion, WorldWinner is a disgusting, unprofessional, and unethical site. I urge anyone who has had a similar experience to me to give another review and point to a link where we can join a massive class action lawsuit against this shark. We need to stop them from ensnaring new people and taking their money. This has to end.

I've been playing on WorldWinner for a few years now, and I have to say, I'm not convinced that it's worth spending any money on. Sure, I've accumulated about 38 million tokens, but they have zero value, so I tend to ignore the number. Oodles are nearly as worthless because I know they'll never allow me to win a drawing.

One thing that really bothers me about the site is that people playing for free are used to compete against those playing for cash. It seems unfair to me that someone who isn't putting any money into the game can compete against someone who is. However, I have noticed that my scores are higher when I'm playing against paid players, so maybe it's not all bad.

One game in particular, called Dynomite, has really puzzled me. I can play a game well, yet my score is lower than when I play poorly. I've kept track of my stats (on paper, rather than rely on memory) and there seems to be no way to know what your score will be. It's as if they have a "mystery multiplier" that makes moves worth more or less. When I contacted the company to ask how scores are calculated, I was referred to the "rules" on the website. I explained in more detail what the results of my stats collection was, several times in my back and forth with them, and I eventually received an "I don't know." I asked to be referred to someone else who WOULD know and never heard from them again. At one point in the back and forth, I got a snide remark about my use of an ad blocker. There are nice ways to ask someone to not use ad blockers on their site, but they're, apparently, not known to these folks.

It's strange to me that your score isn't dependent on how well you play. Generally, when someone is very good at a game, they'll score similarly well on all games they play. Not so on this site. And that makes me extremely suspicious of the website as a whole. I'm not convinced that players competing against one another are even playing the same game. So one person is playing a very easy board, while others are given a complicated one, according to who they've decided the winner will be.

All in all, I wouldn't recommend giving WorldWinner any money. There are too many unanswered questions about how the site works, and I'm not convinced that it's fair to players.

I gotta tell ya, I had a pretty bad experience with WorldWinner. I caught them rigging the games! It was a whole week or so that they were working on the site to give selective (their friends) free timing, meaning the clock stopped and you could play all the best and end it when you want but the other opponent's time ran out! And, your score, no matter how many times you played "Solitaire", it was always stuck at like 1650 or something like that. This happened to me many times and I felt guilty but what could I do?

Right now, the "Pyramid Solitaire" is taking many cards (like 12) and ditching them and giving you credit for clearing them manually and you didn't. That's cheating! And in the middle of a game, there are error messages and it ends on you as if you "lost"! I have the best computer and service, updates and NO viruses. There is no reason for the "error" messages, they plant them!

I am VERY RELUCTANT to play for money anymore! It's just not worth it when you can't trust the site you're playing on. Let me tell you all who read this, years ago I took in a Chinese math wiz, she became an accountant eventually, but she was homeless (we never charged her nor asked anything from her), she spent over a year in our home in her room doing resumes, working math problems, eating and sleeping (rarely came out).

She got a strange SOPHISTICATED letter in the mail, saying basically "Hi Jeping, we would like to add you to our group of successful PRIVILEGED people. Please respond to this letter by... and you will gain access to a private perfect world that only we live, meaning, wherever you go, you will have the best, you will know who to talk to to get what you want without costing, we are the elite. Please keep this secret and we will make you a winner at everything, you will always get what you want in this world."

She asked me to fill it out for her because she could not read or speak good English enough yet. Columbus, Ohio hired her as an accountant for our government! (she could have been a spy! Catholic Services sent her to us because we offered to help someone in NEED, her cousin is a priest and visited once a week.)

My husband is a retired Police Chief, he said "It's not what you know, it is who you know!" That's why there are crooks and thieves in office! This world is loaded with scam artists, the smooth and clever talkers, and tricksters! It's a shame that even in the world of online gaming, you can't trust that you're playing on a level playing field.

I've been playing on WorldWinner for a long time now, and I gotta say, it's a pretty fun place to be. I've deposited a lot of money over the years, around $33,000, and while I've had a good time, there are definitely some issues with the games. For example, Luxor is a game that I just can't play anymore. Every time I win, the score shows up wrong or there's some weird symbol that looks like a cross. It's just too glitchy for me to enjoy. And then there's Solitaire, which has been giving me some trouble lately. The cards keep sticking, and I can't move them around like I'm supposed to. It's frustrating, and I've had to request refunds a few times.

But the biggest problem I have with WorldWinner is their FairMatching system. I've been playing in tournaments and sometimes I'll get a message saying that I can't play anymore because my FairMatching rank is off. What does that even mean? I just spent a bunch of money on this game, and now I can't play anymore? It's ridiculous. And the worst part is that there's a glitch in the system that lets you click to play again even if you're not supposed to. It's like they don't even care about fairness.

And don't even get me started on customer service. They're supposed to be helpful, but they're just not. Every time I've had a problem, they just give me my entry fee back and tell me to reset my computer or use a different browser. It's like they don't even want to help me. I complained so much that they closed my account and sent it to the fraud department. It's just not right.

Overall, I don't think WorldWinner is a safe place to play for cash. The games are too glitchy, the FairMatching is rigged, and the customer service is terrible. I know they're the same company that makes Family Feud and Wheel of Fortune, but they just can't handle this. Until they fix these issues, I wouldn't recommend playing here.

This game is a fraudster and should be taken down it cheats by having you play against opponent where there isn't one and hold your score. You match is on pending and waiting for them to find an match problem is it does that to multiple and later match you where you don't end up winning anything. I dont know how card processing allow such unethical business practices operates. Only one answer is they both scums

I've been playing on WorldWinner for a long time now, since way back in 2007. Back then, it was a lot of fun and I even managed to win a few tournaments and get some cash deposited straight into my bank account. I didn't have any problems with the payouts, which was great.

After a while, though, I got a bit bored with the games and stopped playing for about three years. But then, out of the blue, I got a flyer in the mail from WorldWinner inviting me to come back and giving me a free $10 deposit code. I decided to give it another go and used the code to get started.

Nowadays, I don't deposit any money with them and just play the free warm up games and the daily free tournaments. But I have noticed something strange - the winners of these tournaments are getting scores that seem impossible for a human to achieve. I consider myself a pretty good player, but I can't even come close to some of these top scores.

It makes me wonder if some players are using cheat software to win or if these are fake accounts. I'm not sure, but it's definitely something to keep in mind if you're thinking about depositing any money with WorldWinner. That being said, it's not a bad company overall and I would recommend sticking with the free games or only depositing a small amount of money.

I decided to give Worldwinner a try with just 5 bucks, and they matched it so I had around 10 dollars invested. I gotta say, I liked the games like Word Mojo, but there were some words that were rejected due to their word games not using The Oxford English Dictionary and Merriam-Webster Dictionary as reference. Words like Dodo, Mala, Ronde, and Via were just a few that got rejected.

But that's not the only thing that bothered me. The return on investment is just awful. They want you to pay 80 bucks for an entry fee, and if you win, you only get 30 bucks? That's just not worth it.

I've been playing at royalgames.com, also known as King Games, and I clear around 25 dollars per day. They have five times the amount of game selection, better graphics, and better tourney fee structures. I'm not affiliated with them professionally or financially, but I win a lot there. If you practice and aim to excel, you'll win there too.

Something is very off with the tournament matching at Worldwinner, and I find their methods highly suspicious. For those of you who want to have legitimate skill gaming for money, I suggest royalgames.com and SKILL mobile gaming.

I hope this post will help others. Stay away from Worldwinner/GSM Games!

Been playing at WorldWinner for a few years now and I gotta say, it used to be pretty good. I was able to cash out on the regular and have some fun playing the free tournaments they offer every day. I never really came close to winning those, but hey, it was still a good time.

But things have changed, my friends. I stopped making deposits for a while and just stuck to the free games. Then, about two months ago, I decided to give it another go and deposited some cash. At first, things were going pretty well. I was matched up with players who were on my level and I was winning some games.

But then, out of nowhere, I started getting matched up with players who were way better than me. I mostly play solitaire and I'm pretty good at it, but these players were scoring way beyond what I could do. And then, to make matters worse, I started experiencing some weird glitches. I'd be in the middle of a game, about to get the high score, and then suddenly the game would just end. What's up with that, WorldWinner?

I've deposited more money than I probably should have in the past few months and I've only gotten a 15% return on my investment. That's not great, folks. I know the site is trying to make money, but it feels like I'm just getting ripped off at this point. The matching system is unfair and the gameplay is just not working for me.

Honestly, I'd probably have better odds playing the lottery. And don't even get me started on some of the high scores I've seen in these games. They don't even seem humanly possible.

Overall, I'm pretty disappointed with WorldWinner. It used to be a fun site to play on, but now it just feels like a waste of time and money.

I gotta say, I'm pretty darn good at WorldWinner. I mean, I've got a PhD in statistics, so I know my way around a game of Wheel of Fortune. And let me tell you, I've come pretty close to getting the maximum score in that game more times than I can count. You know, the score that's based on the length of the word, the number of letters, how many vowels you buy, and the value of the spins you get for each guess, plus any time left over as a bonus. And of course, there's always that final round to contend with.

But here's the thing: I've noticed that sometimes, even when I'm just a few hundred points away from that maximum score, I'll still end up losing by thousands of points. And that's just not possible, statistically speaking. I mean, assuming my opponent has the same word to solve, there's no way they could have racked up that many points. So what gives?

Well, I hate to say it, but I think WorldWinner might be scamming us. I mean, think about it: they let you win just enough to get you hooked and playing those high-stakes games, and then they switch things up on you. And don't even get me started on trying to cash out your winnings. Every time I tried to do it too often or for too much money, I'd get flagged as a cheater. It's like they don't want you to actually win anything.

But here's the thing: I'm not just going to sit back and take this. I'm building a case against WorldWinner, and I've got irrefutable proof of their cheating and fraud. So if you're thinking about playing on their site, I'd say think again. Don't get scammed like I did.

So where to start. The site is horribly out-dated and has almost no games (although they did just offer some new ones recently... exciting stuff like chess and solitaire...)
Some games are clearly hijacked by cheaters who get impossibly high scores (Google world winner cheat codes) and others? You win a couple of times then you clearly get locked into "lose mode" and it is absurdly obvious. Card games get locked by every card you need being out of reach and word games give you letter sets like 2 q's a z, 2 f's and a y...
Oh and there is the "AI" games where you play against them. You not only have to beat "them" (or in the case of spades, 3 of "them"), you also have to beat all the other sad saps paying money to "play". Like I don't expect to win every time, but why can't they just give us all an equal chance or better yet? ACTUALLY PLAY AGAINST EACH OTHER. Not their "AI", which so obviously moves hidden cards/pieces around it is not even funny. Oh and they clearly also know exactly what you have 'cos... well... it's their site and they are programming it for you to fail. Repeatedly. And pay for the privilege!

I only recommend signing up for WorldWinner if you're getting free credits to use. They offer a "free play" of one game per day, which consists of two sessions of a pre-chosen game. However, be careful when clicking on the links, as some may lead you to a paid betting game without any indication of the free play rounds. I made this mistake and ended up losing money because I didn't realize I was playing a betting round. So, I strongly advise against putting your credit/debit card information in there EVER!

The app also has its flaws, as I've been playing the same free play game for three days straight now. It's getting quite repetitive, and I'm starting to lose interest. Additionally, the scores on this site are definitely rigged. Some players seem to get impossibly high scores, which could only be achieved by altering computer settings. WorldWinner claims that it can detect these things, but I call [censored] on that!

I've been on this site for a few years now and have yet to cash out. At the highest, I've accumulated around $7, but I lost most of it through paid game rounds. So, if you're good at getting away with being shady, this site may be for you. Otherwise, I suggest staying away from it altogether.

I gotta say, WorldWinner is a real piece of work. They talk about fairness like it's their top priority, but I've never won more than $50 on that site. And that's only happened a handful of times, let me tell you. I've put so much money into it, it's ridiculous. And I've never been able to withdraw any of my winnings, either. I always end up playing it all back just to keep going.

But here's the real kicker. I logged in one day and made a $25 deposit, which they accepted and credited to my account. But when I tried to enter my first competition, they told me my account was closed due to fraud and fairness. Are you kidding me? I've never won more than $50, and I've never withdrawn any winnings. How is that fraud?

And the worst part is, they let me log in and give them my money before telling me my account was closed. That's just shady, if you ask me. I had to send them four emails and threaten to file complaints with the attorney general just to get my money refunded. They know what they're doing, and it's not right.

I'm not letting this go, either. I'm filing complaints with anyone who will listen. WorldWinner is a scam, plain and simple. Don't waste your time or your money on them.

This app, WorldWinner, is a pretty cool way to play games and maybe win some money. But let me tell you, if you're thinking about putting your own money into it, don't even bother. It's just not worth it. Instead, you can play the daily contest games to earn credits and eventually buy bonus bucks. It takes a while to earn enough credits to get even just one dollar, but it's better than losing your own money.

I've won a few times from the daily contests, but it's usually just a few bucks here and there. And now, they won't even let you withdraw anything less than $1.75. I mean, come on, that's just ridiculous. It's like they don't even want you to win anything at all.

But I will say, the app itself is pretty slick. The games are fun and there's a good variety to choose from. But at the end of the day, it's just not worth it to put your own money into it. If you're looking to gamble, you're better off going to a casino or doing some online sports betting.

Overall, WorldWinner is a decent app, but it's no more than a criminal enterprise. Don't expect to make a lot of money from it, and definitely don't deposit your own money into it. Stick to the daily contests and enjoy the games for what they are.

I was a member of WorldWinner for a short time, but it was enough to see that it's not worth it. I made a deposit and quickly lost almost everything. I was left with only $1.25 and I couldn't understand how other players were able to get about 600,000 points in Bejeweled Blitz. It turns out that many players are using auto-plays and bots to cheat their way to the top.

So, I decided to write my own auto-player and it worked like a charm. I was getting the best results and even won a couple of big games for big money, getting 700,000 points. However, my account was blocked because they said that I was using unfair methods of playing. I couldn't believe it! When other players are using bots, it's okay, but when I do it, it's not?

I don't understand why WorldWinner would do this, because they make money whenever the 1st or 2nd player wins. The total sum of bets is higher than the winnings, so they are making their money on every game. If every player used an auto-player, there would be a challenge to see who could write a better bot. The player with the best bot would get the most prizes. They could even make two kinds of challenges - one for normal play and one for automatic play. In the first case, humans would play with each other, and in the second, only bots would play. This would be very good and fair for everyone!

Overall, I don't recommend WorldWinner. You can't make money there, even if you have the best bot. It's a waste of time and money.

I like playing games on WorldWinner, but I only stick to non-cash games because it's tough to win against players who use bots, especially in timed games. I'm a pretty good player, and I'm usually on the leaderboard for 25 Stud. I even came in first once! But I can't always score in the top 25, and there are some players who always score in the top 10. That just doesn't seem possible without using a bot. The same thing happens in Hangman. I've gotten some really high scores, but I can't always score that high.

I used to play Trivia and was able to consistently score at high levels. I even won some money playing that game! But WorldWinner cancelled it, which was a bummer.

I've raised concerns about WorldWinner allowing cheaters, but no one seems to listen. There's even a website called "WW Cheaters" that exposes the situation and warns people not to play for money.

Another thing that bugs me is how WorldWinner is always trying to sell tokens. They push them so hard, but all you can do with them is play certain games. You can't win any prizes or get any money back. I've never bought a token, not even one. I've earned over 10 million tokens just by signing in every day and using the "Earn More Tokens" options. It's so easy to get them for free, so don't waste your money buying them!

Overall, I like playing games on WorldWinner, but I wish they would do more to prevent cheating and stop pushing tokens so hard.

First I made my account through my iCloud and played on my iPhone until I cracked my screen at which point I logged in from my ex bf phone he had problems with this horrible company and I see why now they are criminals and thieves anyway I broke no terms or conditions not ever and they couldn’t even name any I broke but so I won a Yahtzee tournament for $409 and they aren’t paying me that’s theft

I placed an order for a $500 Visa Gift card in May, which I paid for with points., I have never received my gift card. I have contacted customer service many, many times over the last six months and I always get the same answer - We have contacted Giftcards. com and they are issuing a new card. Let us know if you do9n't get it in 2 weeks. Well it has been 6 months and I get the same answer every time. This is getting old. Can you helo me, Please?

There is no possible way to win much. The more you play and put in, the less chance of winning you have. Unless you put a lump sum of money in. I have countless screenshots proving that WW doesn’t protect their players with “fair” matching. Supposedly it’s okay for one person to win game after game. But if I win even once, I’m put in with better players the next time. Not the case with these handful of players. They are either employees, bots, or cheaters. I’m guessing employees or bots used by Worldwinner since I brought it to their attention a few times and was assured there is fair matching. Not at all. I’ve lost everything because of the injustice felt with this game. It’s misleading too because it’s all a scam in the end.

I want all of my money back and to never use this site again. It never matters how high I score, people always score higher. They cycle through “players” to make it seem like it’s not always the same ones. But it doesn’t matter. I keep losing no matter how hard I try. And don’t even think about withdrawing money if you want any chance to continue trying to win. You’ll lose. It’s not fair matching as they claim. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be continually matched with the same people who keep beating me. I have screenshots proving that the same people win over and over with consistently high scores. I’m lucky to get those scores even once in a day, while they manage it all the time. I’m going to need to be refunded now. I’ll add photos if necessary and out the usernames who are either cheating, Worldwinner employees, or bots.

Bingo bash stole 900 credits from me about a week ago. I wrote to customer servivce and complained they responded with they reviewed my game and they seen no discrepency and pretty much called me a liar. But for sure I seen it with my own eyes. I was excited to be getting the credits because I had been working hard and spending a lot of money in rockets and chips to get that far. I had purchased about $40 in chios that day and another 9$ in rockets for bingos in the game merry go round on bingobash. I had 964 bells. To get the 900 credits I needed 1010 bells. When I won 10 dice spins from 3 premium bingos and the puzzle pieces gave me the extra dice roll. I used my dice rolls and collected 31 bells. But when I hit the last dice roll for the credits the screen flashed and it reset me all the way back to where I had originally started that day. I didnt take a screen shot because I didnt know it was going to do that. I spend $100s a month playing bingo bash and I dont think its right for them to just steal my money and credits like that. I dont know what they reviewed but I am absolutely positive they erased my progress to avoid giving me the credits and get me to spend even more money

WorldWinner is not giving my money back. They say my withdrawals are going back on my card but they are not. I sent them my card statement and show them my money is Not going back on my card. They ignore me. My withdrawals use to come back to me. I want my money!
Everyone who plays WorldWinner games should look at their statements and make sure they are getting their money back.

I watched how it did not deduct the minus points from the other team in Spades when playing for cash. The computers are set up to make you lose when you are playing well. It is criminal.

Last two days I noticed that the game starts off with only eight bongos left and game is over with sometime eighteen or nineteen balls called, most of the time not enough bongos to win the game. What's happening? Thank you [protected]@gmail.com

The Mother of the Merritte family felt that it was appropriate to answer this question as this...
Steve: Name a word that rhymes with "Nanny"?
Contestant: "Tranny!".

Would it have been appropriate to say:
Steve: Name a word that rhymes with "Bigger".
Contestant: Ni**er!

Hopefully that answer would have been a disqualified answer as the derogatory answer "tranny" should have been. ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING!